The Korean lyrics to Down capture that freefall feeling when someone pulls you under.
Most love songs frame attraction as ascent or flight.
This one treats it like submersion, a willing descent into someone's gravity.
The Korean lyrics to Down capture that freefall feeling when someone pulls you under.
The Korean lyrics to Down capture that freefall feeling when someone pulls you under.
Most love songs frame attraction as ascent or flight.
This one treats it like submersion, a willing descent into someone's gravity.
The Korean lyrics to Down capture that freefall feeling when someone pulls you under.
"As long as you're down, down"
Most love songs frame attraction as ascent or flight. This one treats it like submersion, a willing descent into someone's gravity. The Korean lyrics make the drowning feel intimate, not catastrophic.
The phrase "adeuki illeongdaeneun feelings", those feelings that keep welling up, drives the whole thing. It's not about deciding to fall; it's about recognizing you're already sinking and maybe not fighting it. The swimming imagery feels less like a choice and more like a natural response to being pulled deeper.
It turns the condition into an invitation. The fall isn't a problem to solve if the other person is already there with you.
The way the phrase "deo gipi sinking" repeats, each time sounding a little more resigned, sticks with you.
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neul honjamanui parties
guji pillyochi ana nobody
yuyeonghadeut jayuroun lonely
geugeol jeulgineun geot gatjiman
goyohan nae harul deopchin
jageun barami bulleo ireukin
janjanhadeon sumyeon wiui tteollim
meolli neoreul cheoeum bon sungan
neo yeoksi nareul bwa nareul bwa
nae mameun deo keojyeoga keojyeoga
meomchul su eopsi dagawa
dagawa du nuneul matchugo
adeuki illeongdaeneun feelings
banghyangeul jababwado deo gipi sinking
deo hwipsseulligi wihan swimming
'Cause I'm falling down, down
All the way down now
nae mameul deullyeojul su itge
sori nae boryeodaga
No, I just stopped it
bigeugi doel unmyeongeul realize
As long as you're down, down
dalbichi garikin geu spot
nega seoisseotgo nae simjangeun dropped
geu arae nunbusin ne smile
taking my breath away
uijiwan dareuge himeopsi I'm down, down
I ain't usually this forward
But something's pulling me toward you
neol himkkeot mireonaedagado
neoege kkeullyeogani
ganghan hollime
nan charari moripae
moreun cheok tteonaeryeogago sipeo
If you're down
gamanhi neoreul bwa neoreul bwa
yoksimeun deo keojyeoga keojyeoga
nareul jibeosamkyeowa hajiman
nae mameul meomchugo
adeuki illeongdaeneun feelings
banghyangeul jababwado deo gipi sinking
deo hwipsseulligi wihan swimming
'Cause I'm falling down, down
All the way down now
nae mameul deullyeojul su itge
sori nae boryeodaga
No, I just stopped it
bigeugi doel unmyeongeul realize
As long as you're down, down
Guess it's time to go home
jeomjeom deo gipeojin lonely
charari yeogiseo
Let me drown in those eyes
gyeou meoreojyeoga neoreul nan
tto han beon dwidorabwa dorabwa
sumyeone neoui pyojeongi bichyeowa
Making me lose control
adeuki illeongdaeneun feelings
banghyangeul jababwado deo gipi sinking
deo hwipsseulligi wihan swimming
'Cause I'm falling down, down
All the way down now
nae mameul deullyeojul su itge
sori nae boryeodaga
No, I just stopped it
bigeugi doel unmyeongeul realize
As long as you're down, down
The Korean lyrics to Down capture that freefall feeling when someone pulls you under. Most love songs frame attraction as ascent or flight. This one treats it like submersion, a willing descent into someone's gravity.
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